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    offset....

    hello

    i was wondering if it's possible to apply offset/counta to my possible if(istext formula.

    basically, i have a graph which shows by largest to smallest, how much revenue a certain employee is making.

    i have the offset function in my graph to make it dynamic, however in the "calculation" worksheet, C68:C161 ie.
    =IF(ISTEXT(Data!C36),Data!C36,NA())
    the calculation worksheet will be hidden, so the issue im having is

    if u go to worksheet 'data', and remove i.e. the row i have highlighted in 'Red', the order in worksheet column C, does not readjustment, so it shows N/A# error on the graph.

    can someone pls help with this issue; ive been staring at my screen! pls and thx u so much!!!!

    i have lighted in yellow, column c. again, pls note calclation is a hidden worksheet when it will be used by a branch.
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    Re: offset....

    This error is that because of #REF reference as the row is deleted
    To solve the problem:
    + You change the formula at C68 in sheet Calculation to :
    =IF(ISTEXT(INDIRECT("Data!C" & (12+ROWS($1:1))-1)),INDIRECT("Data!C" & (12+ROWS($1:1))-1),NA())

    Where 12 is the row that the data start (c12 in sheet Data)

    + and Copy fill down to C69,C70,.....
    Last edited by tigertiger; 07-14-2011 at 01:36 AM.

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    Re: offset....

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    Re: offset....

    thxs guys and sorry!

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